The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1864, Page 5

THE INVASION. Cy rom thus gifice. THOM. INCENT, Assistant Adjutant General. Toosaagostion hap bene { jueatly made by unreliecting persoas that the State, should ‘a force and keep it Permanently in the field for her defence. apart from Other considerations it is te be observed that the ex pense of such a measure would be quite beyond the Present ability of the State To raise and maiutein an army of fi'teen regiments (and any smaller force would be inadequate) would invoive an annual expenditure of tore than Olteea millious of dollara. NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. As, Aid, 1862, 11 serves of Isa, fe Retreat of the Rebels Up the Shenandoah Valley. Reported Reoccupation of Martinsburg by Our Forces. ments of General Grant. Monooaoy, August 6, 1864. Lieutenant General Grant has been with us for twelve hours of the last twenty four. Friday afternoon, at a little before five o'clock, the loungers at the Relay House were somewhat astonished to see a small mun wearing three stars and smoking 4 cigar desoond {rom a car ou the Washington three P. M. train, Taking a chair on the railroad. platform he smoked and talked with the four stuf oficers accompanying Bim for an bour or more, whed a special car from Baltimore hauled up at the Relay House, and in a moment after the Lieutonant General was on his 'way to hold a con‘erence with General Hunter, whose headquarters then were at Thomas House, about a mile and a half south of the raiiroad at Monocsoy Junc- tion, ‘The train arrived ag the Junctton about seven o'clock, and a conveyance being in waiting General Grant was immediately conveyed to Hunter's headquarters, where he remained during the night. Of what transpired there nothing 18 known, and we can only guess at it as events slowly develop themsely2s in the future. On Saturday morning, at about sight o’clock, Generate Grant and Huu- ter, withethe staif oficers of the former, ap»eared at Gen. Tylee’s headquarter, which are established immediately on the railroad at Monocacy bridge. During two bours or tnore the Cenerals gat uvder the trees in front of the house enraged ia nothing more important than desultory conversation, most!y on indifferent subjects, Cen. ‘tyler did the honors of the host to the extent of his conye- nievces. In the course of onnyersction this morning Grant anid Of the late repulse at Petersburg fat there was no carth- . ly reson why it should not have been an entire success it hisorders “had becn obeyed. ‘Ihe springmg of the mine, hosaid, was x complete surprise of the rebels, and it only needed obedience to his orders to bave routed the enti rebet army. White still watting for somethin. or somebody I saw how Grant cuts red tape, whi & word of explanation, Some months avo the New York, then fn 4 distant field of operations, re-enttsied as veteran recruits, but were not able them to take their furlough, on acormot of a press of business, Yesterday the regiment departed for home on fur But twen- ty-two of the men, for some trivinl offevce, were, as % punishment, not allowed to go, and put into other regi- meuts (0 serve until their regiment returned, and were still held as veteran recruits. These twenty-two moe being at Monocacy, one of them waited on Gen. Grant, A private soldier, grim and travel stained, bearing in bis every feature w'trace of long and hard'service in the field. the Lieutenant General listened attentively while ho told bis tale aud plead for bimsel( and his companions. A fow questions put and answered and Grant wae satisfed that injustice had beoa done them, andou the spot be wrote a telegram to the proper officer, then at Harper's Ferry, instructing bim to furlough the men immediate!y and the consequence is they leavo for home to-night with & consciousiess that the Commander-in Chief of our armies metes out equal and exact justice torail At nearly clevon o'clock the train arrived from Patti more, and General Phil, Sheridan stepping off, it became apparent that for him had Grant and Hunter been wait- ing, Grant took Sheridan aside a few steps, and for a few moments the two Were engaged in earnest conversation, Whilo Grant and Sheridan were congulting Geveral Hunter was sitting by Mrs. Cenoral Rickélts, bat bad not said @ word to ber, in view of which the Licutenant General porpewated a’ joke, when he tursed to Hunter and said be was sorry to interrupt him, but the train was now ready tostart. Acting on the’ hint, Sheridan and Hunter stepped oa board nnd a moment after wore oo thete way to Harper's Ferry, where they arrived at Ae o'clock, P. M., und immediately procceaed to the ‘root. Mov Additional Details of General Ave- rill’s Victery, ‘GENERAL SHERIDAN’S STAFF &e., &z., &e. THE HERALD DESPATCHES, Mr. Theodore C. Witson’s Despatch, Foun Minas Sourn Sipe oF Tas Potomac Rivmr, Va., } Orrosimm Wittiamsrort, August 9—6 A, RETREAT OF THE ROUELS—THE ENEMY YLANKSD, The rebels fell back from the river yesterday aftor- Boon, and are now reported in full retreat up the valley, %M consequence of a heavy Union force baving got upon Warly's flank, thus dangerously threatening his rear aod ommunications with Richmond. The flank movement “was made by order of General Grant, WILL BARLY Figatt Those who know say Esrly wili pot make @ stavd io ‘the lower part of the valley, unless absolutely compelled 40 to do, It ts thought, though, there will be some fight- ‘tng im and around the fortifications at Winchester. ‘HE Revel FORCE, Early'a force dtd not at any time during this last raid exooed eighteon thousand, Ihave facts and figures to Prove this, these figures descending oven to the strength @ brigades and rezimonts, with tho namos of their com- @an ding officers. MARTINSBURG OCCUMED, 46 I close this despatch there is a report that Martins. ‘burg was ocoupied by Union treops Inst night. The road from here to Martinsburg is now said to be clear. EXIRMISHING, Thoar of no heavy fightiug. There are reports of skir- amishing,and frag all accounts there is every indication Of a gonoral rebel retreat, The Fight at New Creek. Near Cenex, Annst 5, 1868, [Correspondence of the Wheeling inteligencer Wo had a very protty little fubt yesterday—of ttle account m eomparison with the Army of the Pocomac and the “big taings” of the Southwest—but we are sutistied with the result, eltbouzb we mourn the loss of our gal- lant dead. ‘Tho’ ( der McCaushind and Bradley Johvsow, who were 8» gloriously deteuted at Cumberland by Gencral Kelley, made a rapid march to Romney to eacape his blows, Yesterday morning they started from the Wire bridge for this place, numbering over three thousand men, and about two tock drove in our pickets witha wild rveb. Johnson made the direct march up the New Creek road, while McCausland seut a portion ef his force upon Fort’ Viano, commanding the town Tho balance of his mea were sent arcuud the hik Mr. N. Davidson’s Despatch. GONERAL SHERIBAN’S ASSUMPTION ORDER, Generat Orders—No. 1. Harper's Freer, August 7, 1874. } in pompliouse with General Orders No,’ 240, dated 4 e aigoe hereby aseumes command of the Middle Military Division, comprising the following military depari- jartment of the Susquehanna, and the Pepartment of ‘est Virginia, Until further orders the headquarters of Virginia. P. H. SHERIDAN, Major General Commanding. General Urders—No. 1, Beapgvarrens, Usrrp Srarss Forces, ‘ther Orders on the staf of the Major General command- ing. They will be obeyed and respected accordingly: ‘tor General avd Chief of Staff, Major Fred. C. Newbail, Aid de-Camp and Acting Assistant Inepector General, Quarierma:ter’s Department, Captain A. J, MeGonuigle. Acting Chief Quartermaster, Banrimonn, August 9, 1864. Himapgrarcrens, Minpog Miutary Division, ‘War Department, Washinyton, August 7, 1864, the under Mouts:—Middie Dep rtment, Department of Washington, ‘the Middle MiMtary Division will be at Harper's Ferry, GENERAY, SARRIDAN’S STAFF. Harper's Feery, Va., August 7, 1864 } Th following named offcers are announced until fur- Incpector @enerat’s Departmeni Lieutenant Cotonel James W. Forsyth, Assistant Inspoo- Adjutant (General's Department, Captain E. B. Parsons, Assistant Adjutant General, Subsistence Deyartment. Capt. Wm, BL Hosack, Acting Chief Commissary of Sub- ‘atstence. Aide-de-Camr. : tothe exet end of the place, and abouts four bundred dis- Osptaio W, V. Sheridng. Captain J. W. C Sore, Cup- | mounted aud deployed to the west, iatouding to surround ‘tain Joseph O'Keife, CapiRin B. W. Crowningshield, First | rort Fuller, ‘The alirm was sudden, but not ag compioce Massachusetts cavairy ; Major Goorge A. Forsyth, Fighth | as the revels anticipated. Colonel Stevenson, of the One Alioos cavalry: Hundred ond Fi'ty-fourth regiment, 0. 4 By command of Major General SHERIDAN. Lieutenant Coionel J. F. Hoy, Sixty Vieginia, immediatoly Jas. W. Forsrra, Lieut, Co}. aad Chief of Staff. put everything ia position for defence Geveral Kelley was telogr: » and be ordered Colonel Stevenson to fight to the last, and reinforcements would be sent ‘The’ rebels bad the brow of the bX}, and fired aud cheered with great vicor ard determination. The of the fort. under command of Captain Holmes, of tery H, and Léeutenant Bagley, commanding « section of Batter; wore bag upon the GUNERAL SHPRIDAN, The assignment of General Sheriden to this miWary ‘ivialon appedrs to give the most lively satisfaction gene ally. He is unquestion®bly the man for the plece, The foattered forces of the several departments embraced in 4t will now b® subject to the control of one mind, and ‘@bat possesned by a man of tireless energy, unsurpaseed eourage and rare ability. Gonoral Grant has tried Gene- wel Sheridan io many diffievit positions, to all of which @rials be bes proved eqaal, and the selection of him for the arduous duty of conceutrating and reorginizmg the forces in this divistoa, protecting its territory from in- vasion avd administering its aduirs, evinces the wisdom of she Licutenant General as mueb as it compliments the Genera commanding. panics A and G—who skirmisbed with teem for two hours Or more, and képt thom in a piece of woods irom which they did not seem disposed to make their appoarance. Outside skirmishing and fighting from the fort contia ‘ned for threo hours, with no decided advantage, except that the rebels were repulsed in every attemot to ad BRIGADIFR GENERAL TORRENT _ | vaneo withia roach of our guns, But the reioforcoments @ assigned to the command of all the cavalry in this | sent by the gallant Gefender of West Virgtotwo came up aatinary division. = just In time. For companies of the Elevonth Virginia and the whole under oth, disembarked Colooet Stevenaon. pthc Food png oy Mott has boon read te the troops, and caused the greatest re- = ‘Major Sippson , from the care aod reported fer duty to dotowng. Tbree companies of the Eleventh and Company I, of the Intettigence bee boca received thet MeOeusiand ana | Fost’ Pans, and they did ot witha” yell 1, a y with ay ~ vo rt crag and & drove tbe rel from tbe Bradley T. Johveon, having been repuived by Gen. Aver- | \uirenched position, driving them into the 4i\ a their attack upon New Creek , were pursued by the Fl a cloohannle opel gm gece a beavy fre, falter towards Moorefeld, where an engagement eneued, | Re! compelted our gafant men to retire part of the way down the mouotain side, when the fort open- ed upon the rebels, fring over the heads of our men, and . the accuracy of the shells drove them down the bill confusion. It wee a complete route and victory for little garrison of a thousand mea agaiue thirty five bun. dred At eight o'clock the enemy retreated, picking os part of their dead and wounded to the extent of ir ambulance and three wagon loada. Eight of their dead in our heads beon picked up to-day. The wound. probably amounted to fi4y or sixty. ir wounded prisoners sey they were apprised that ¢ conquest o New would be but the work of fifteen minutes, and then thoy would march toCumberlod aod take General Kelley trom the other flank, and accomplish what they intended when he drove them ont of that sec- tion of Maryland. At the house where be made bis headquarters McCausiand expressed hig disappointment at frding so mined a resistance. He had been ap- “a Abat Kelhey was qaietly watcbing Cum- end, and W@W Creek, with Ma stores and treasures, presented an inviting morsel. ‘The dead of the Batits flold we mourn, even thongh they number but a fraction of the sacrifice toa wicked rebellion. But their vacant places in tho secinl eicle will be nofie the leas painful, because a greater number have boom slaughtered elsewhere on the battle fields of our country. Ail bonor to the doad ! ‘The irienda of the dead and wounded, as well as tho force actively engaged, will be better satisfied with a reoord +f the namés, and I give you the list, very nearly in which the rebels were completely routed, with boavy fonses in artillery, kitled, wounded smd prisoners, The Watter number some Gve hundred, among whom was Gen, Bradioy Johnson, who unfortunately escaped by dress- ug an a private. Our Washington Despatch. Wasmmorow, August 9, 1864. ‘Pho latest information received by the military autho. tiles from the is to the effect thet the ene- mg are slowly moving up the valley towards Gordons. ville, evidently fearing the forces combining agawst them, and endeavoring to make good their escape, ‘The whole country has been stripped of gran and stook, leaving the inhabitants utterly destitute. McCaustand is reported to be In command of the rear- guard, end # leisurely moving on after the column, urging forward steaggiers and recapturing deserters. Rebels at Moorefield al Averill. Wasmuvcton, August 9, 2664. complete se WS i Kited—Kleventh Viegmia,—Lieutenant Curtiss, Co, F; Toformation bas been received here that General | orivntcs sylvester vert ‘Co. K; James Hensted, Co. i; Avert, alter overtaking the enemy at Moore‘leld, at mae 0, Co, E; Mullse 8. 3, Co, E; Noah Whit tacked and utterly routed them, oaptaring between five and six hundred prisoners, including General Johnson, who subsequently csoaped, aod whote staff, with Wounded—Teventh Virginis,—Samuel Dral Jotiercen Stowart, Co. A; ih S, Smith, Co.'A; Win. H. Berry, Co. B: Atbert Hickman, Co. K; F. the rebel artillery and | E; Fullor'stanton, Co. B; George turner, Oo. BE; J their headquarters, colors, all ilery Uhl, Co. E; Themes. B. Hopkins, Co, 5 Ehan Davia, Co trains, and @ large quantity of small arms. General | yp. Hight, Co. F; Aftred’ M. Dear: C0. F; Or. MoCaustand bimeol{ barely escaped by fiying into the deriy Kirkpatrick, €o. H; Wm. Piles, Co. H, Jas. Bloyd, Co, , Joase Whitlock, Co. H, Sixth Virgtnia.—David Shollng and Jes. Mc(loekey, Co, L, killed; Robert Dickey, wounded in MR an a fo left arm: Jacob woun Darfabr snightly fo both hands. ot 5 uve ‘corsprives’ oat ntire Het of casualties, with the ‘exception cf four men of the Une Hundred and Fi'ty- fourth regiment, etightly wounded im the fort, from the rebel shots from the billeide The rain with reimiorce- ments was fired into just m the edge of the town, and the eonducter was Wounded in the ‘The enemy out. numbered as, by their ows confessions, three te one, and anticipated an essy victory, They eame ss etr banners and brave hearts, aod went back with their ea. oriiioed deud and wounded. Colonel Stevonson and Major Nelt, One Hengred and Fiy-tourth regiment Obie National Guard; Lieutenant jonel Roy, Sixth Weet Virginia imfentry, commanding Firat littmots light moeatains. @onoral Avorill pursued the scattered remnant of the rebel force for twenty-four miles, capturing many of the fugitives. Ets eotire loss in kilted was seven men. ‘Tho pursuit was only abandoned when Gousral Avori!I's horses were too much exhausted to follow the rebols Jato the mountains. ‘Govornor Curtin Session of ture. Message tothe Extra Pennsyivanta Li lan Farmsncna, Pa, August 0, 1866; ‘Sho oxtra sersion of the Pennsytvania Legistature met to-day. Governor Curtia in bis message calls upon Lagisiature to take somo action for the dofence of the port; Lieutenant Bauley, Battery I ho did some spldndid firing); Onptawo Fo! State. He sponks of tho support rendered by Penney! | Svtery i!" went Viriiow light arWilery, and Major Pimp: yania to the national govornmont, and says the Smite has | gon, Hevent Virginia infanwry, were arly eon splcuous in the fyht, and were aott every point. Lieutenant McKenzie, of Battery L, came ep with re. inforcementa from Cumberland to ald in making the fight hotter if pecessary, Another regiment, the One Hundred ‘and Sixty: filth Olio National @uard, reached here at an early hour this morping, and Geueral Keltey sbortiy af. ter, accompanied by Captaia en hone Quartermas. ter, Captain Mathews, Captain Frank Keiley and others, Rat the enemy bad gone—disheartened nimi doteated. It ‘was tho provident Httle fight yet had ia Western Virginia, and resulted ia a complete font. Bat we have a strong ‘farm and § stout te Ow galleut men in our rebels may mike Palfilled al’ hor obligations. Pennsylvania has a righyto ‘be defended by the national forces as part of the common country. After alluding to the several invasions of tho Stato by the rebels, he asks, “ How oewid am agriocltaral people, tm am epen country, bo cxpocte! to rive suddenly and beat back bostile forees ‘whieh hod defeated the orgaviaed veveran armies of tho government?’ He aads:—It is of course expested that ‘tho tohavitants of an invaded country will do what ja in ‘Veotr powor to resist the Invaders; aml the facts will ghow,T think, that the peeple of the invaded counties ave not failed io their duty.” Fe soverely condemns owt a Fen Trani ‘ty te ‘nv wapapors and w tho or van! v nowspapers: re other States. x addrcs sed tb; CoMieton and Loves of Life on the Wash- ingtom Ri 1006 Basawsons, August 8, ‘me capes tram which loft Baltimore at forty min. ‘wes past P.M. collided with the ae rs from Ht ande, and be armed, eqaipped ‘watoors in the service, ollowing letver from the Adjutent Genoral, dated “Angll1, 1806, te the only repiy you received: War Darantuany, Aoverant Gaenat's a 1 of & Leis etion—Contest Between Peace Elements—Th BStrength—-ROW or Comproumise—Judge d Guthrie the Candidates— the Repabite: over the Governor, &o. OLD ABE AND THURLOW Weep AND TEM REPUBLICAN MANAGES. The public mind is intensely excited om the Presiden- tial question, Everything that throws any light upom the esue is seized upon with intense delight. The re- Publicans are still to a muss, The feeling against Old Abe ta daily increasing, It has boom supposed that Thurlow Weed was fully culisted for Lincoln, If this ig the case he takes a very queer course im showing it; for uo man over talked hardor against Lincoln’s policy | than Weed nas done privately in the last three weeks, He was summoned to Wasbington by the administration, and at first declared that be would uot go; but some of his friends urged upon him, and be fnalty reluctantly le’t for the national capital, Ho, however, gave those iu his confidence to anderstaud that cortain things would have to be done, or he would have nothing to do with them, and that be shonid be peremptory in bis requests. Nothing has ag yet travspired showing that be has met with success On the contrary, ali the developments thus far“show the very opposite, The refusal of the administration to accede to the demaods of General Grant are known to bo. the reverse to Mr. Weed’s podition. The dissatisfaction with Old Abe fm his party has not only takon a ¢eop hold on the Iahoring meo in tt, but also on fhe managers of the party, and, in fact, those who compose the committees who havé in obarge the party machinery, except that which is run 3 Washington, It ig mo unusual thing to hear these committoemen say that they will support any Lerson against Eiycolp, ‘The curious aid arbiirary do- velopmenis of the authorities at Washiugton have aome- thing to do with this feeling of the republican committes: men, The movements at Washington aro constantly up. setting their programmes for sectiring the votes. Hence the dissutisfuction and goneral desertion of the stip. A portion of those discontented declare that they wit! go for anybody against Lincoln but Seymour and McCiellan; Others, that they will support any person whe may be nomiuated at Chicago THE CHICAGO CANDIDATE, rf ‘The great question of the day is, who will be nominated at Chicago? This is asket everywhere, ‘The question is propounded a thousand ti:aos a day, and yet the answer fa not positively given. Therehas hoen an impression of jate, owing to the popularity of McClellan with the peo- ple, tbat he would be the mas; But it must be under. stood that the pedple do not make the nomination at Chicago. ‘The politicians, puro and simple, have contro? of that covention, They are not (or Little Mac any farther than they are obliged to be. If they see any way” to escape, and get support for their candidate, they wiki throw McClellan, bts is for the simple reason that Me- Clollan discards the politicians we folo. There is not a politician in the country that he confides auything to, or in the least has the keeping of lis wiahes or “socrets. Many of those whom the preas have charged bim with agsociting with he never saw, and others ho has uot spoken with for months, rom these facts all parties see that they cantiot bargain with or make him their tool, ‘Yhey are, therorore, leokivg around fer aome ous else, Who, thoa, is to be the man? JUDGE NELSON. Recent developments look very much as thongh a das- perate effort is to be made to nominate Judge Samuel Nelaon, of the United Statos Supreme Court. it will ve remembered that recently stated that James Bu chanan had been writing loiters in bis favor. Since then the movement has taken a wore tangible shape, nud we now bear his advocates declaring that the peacs men od other radicals will unite oo bin, ang that even the paets of the Lining Post ace ready tocadorso him. Tha’! latter part of the programme wo have great doubts about. It looks very muob as thouzh tho political party of that oongern i@ bélug prepared for the Buifao Couvea ton, Certain antics of the members of the firm koowe as the Albany Rgency indicate that thoy are loaning toward | Judge Nelzon, and thet they really tend, to pash him at Coicago, and are, in fact, eetretly plotting for his nomination “ now. Some of these men Rive out that the contest at Chicago is between Juaze Neison and General MoCiellan. That the Albany Regency bas some plot to kick up a muss at Chicago no one doubts whe understands the part that they played at Charleston ia 1860, This movement for Judge Netrou meots with considerable favor wits politicians in other sectbans of the country; bus whother tt will really amount anything events at Chicago alone oan decide. That there is a strong effort made in his oy. by the poli- has been done tictans is positive, or at least a great di and is being done for him, or else the game going on, DRAN RI XD, 1¢ is gaid, repudiates any idea of being a candidate before the convention, He deolares that be would uot accept the Presidency ter full and complete deeds of the whole of ‘the Untied States. This assertion he backs with bis cha- racteriatic pall at bis nose and emphatic oaths. He is equally emutatie im regard to the operations of the peace men, and comes out with hie, ‘We'll show them at Chi- cago that they can’t do as they please, by God! They wil be choked down, by God, ‘The press, dewn it, ought to continually pitch tnto the pusillanimous crew! They aro tn leogue with Lincoln, G There bas been a rumor during the last fow days that Kichmond is insinuating that Governor Seymour the maa for the comveuton to nomate. This dees not itd agree with other movements of al mag be only ® ruse {0 cover igns. As far ag we can positively ascertain, there is but one thing that he is decided about and above- board in i regard to thet convention, and that is a de- termination to repudiate the Weod aod Vailandigham mon As to his being for Netsow, Governor Sey- moor, McClellan, or any other man, doubt if any person but himself knows, and it is not certain that he even knows himself, No ove has heard bim say any- thing of late against either of those as a candidate, POOR PIRRGR AND FILLMORE. ‘Phe names of both these gentiemen are used in counec- tion with tho nomination at Chicago by the peace party. Several ot the peace (action organs have been puffing them, the same tine denouncing MoClellan bitseriy. Some of the friends of Littie Mac declare that the managers of the World are really for the momination of one or the ether of these gentlemen, and have been expecting for soe time past what that india rubber concern would drop McCicilan end urge etther Pierce or Fillmore tor nomination This may be the secret of that jouroal try- jag to connect MctMelian with ibe opposition to General Grant. Atany rate the most intimate friends of Little Moe do not conmder the World as sure for their favorite general, nor is it m their confidence, Une wing is cer- tain: that several of Vallandigham aad Wood organs have jn last week bitterly ameailed General MoCiotvian. They have not abused Lincoln more than they have him. This sirnifes war at Oniongo by this faction, They laim to bave control of the convention. But the war olement declares (bat by an actual canvase of the delegates to the convention the war clement has four-fifths of the Gr ore If this fa £0, the witra peace faction will have but litte shew, and Richmonda’s assertion that they will be choked down will Prove true: and is not improbable that a grand row ‘will be the iit, The ultra peace men will have s large outside delegation at the convention, and will endeavor wo rawe such a clamor ag will (righten the dele- into the endorsement of their programme. Frise will, to. a. cortain extent, be coanteract- ed by a large delegation of dissatisfied republicans who wil ition to the convention that i they will vom a man that they ean go for they will take away from Old Abe one-half of the republican party :a!s0, thas all tho sodstantial men of the party are anxious to you againet Lincoln. Where all this will lead to it is im- possible to tell. The pabiic need not Be surprised to see a _— smast up, fo Comparison to which the Charleston spit was a mere circumstance. It ia a singular fact thet even the ultra peaco-at-any-terms politicieds and the ad- ministration are doiog all that lies withim their power to kif Off MoCleHan. This looks as though there was an uv - between them; aud there are ae romors that the secret service fund is betag used to bring that about, OTHER CANDIDATES, ities who are in position to be well informed t one of the following four persons wilt be Ivania: Judge id Gi Several deciaro fh support of this position that the war men will pross their candidate in the person of McClean; the peace men some other candidate, and that each faction will indignantly refuse to give his vote. Thus % seems that ‘Weed bas aot made up hie mind yet, aud that bis recent visit to Washington did not enade him to decide whore he stood, Had not Sewerd better look after him? OrAatR POLITICS, ‘Taore is considerable fluttertog among the repubiicans relative to the m 00 of candidates for Governor on the Tea ef Septem! at. Extemsive arrangements are being made by the different factions, and toe fight bas already reached a oritical point. Fach faction of the irty wors to keep its movements from the other ; Bee bow and then some of their tricks overreack and jane's tail ‘These gent mortals well can be to secure te slecwon of delogaten to the Convention, which meets at Syracuse on the Tth of fever Postinaster Hopkins, of Utica, bas boon wothy ing the Post Office officihls in that section of ‘the Atate fw commence their work, and to tale such steps to secure the clection of snekh mon as de! “we” desire mena in that a 28 He i i MAILS FOR EUROPZ. Petorsburg—Operations MILITARY AFFAIRS. Board of Supervisors. much in addition t¢ Ao our honest share of the Si, 20 we Gees ant will De the caso, woare wstly by. We bespeak your immediate at‘ention to this comma- Bioatioa, vs THR PILLING OF THB QUOTA—-NO NBGRORS TO BE Please to ptace this matter in ta—Attack on the De RECRUITED IN THE SOUTM FOR NRW YORK. the bands of « commission ri same punter ss © ie suieeion Provioug case, wo believe that tho reeuit, pi ong ae neg of Supervisors met yesterday afteruoon. may be, wili be bowed to by our people with \ 0d grace. Central America, Mexico, iper'y igor Tweed ia the chair, I bave the honor .o be, sit, very reapectiuy'Y> your Cuba, &e., Ke. Supervisor Pos Governor Seymour, enclosing nis Jotwer to Secretary Staniod, on the subject of excessive enrolments inthis | The Arrest of Coronel Matdhom, of th’? city Bud Brooklyn, He moved its reference t the Com Bicventh Regiment, s, G. mittee on Volunteering A meeting of the officers of the Kierenih rogimeot, Sapervisor Hux proposed that the Committee on Volua- | N. G., was held on Monday evewing, to take into consid teering go over the enrotment jist, and, with the as- | gration the arrest of thelr commander, Colonel Maidhoft. @istance of the Police Comm |\ssionera, correct the ruils. After some discuesion tho following letter was drawn up Supervisor Buuwr explained that the Commitice oa | for presentation to Major Genera Sandford, as whose | Volontesring have represented the facts to the Provost } inatigation the arrest was made— Marshal at Washington, and thatan soswer may be ox Eiavewrn Rearen, ted in a fow days, He pro . Boar oN Rise, N.Y S NG, Gar tor thas _ posed thas the Board shoald Naw Yous, August 5 igea, a4 " L " ‘To Major Genewal Banpronn — Supervisor iy m 48 proposition as au amend- @ meee the undersigned, officers of the Eleventh meal to Supervisor Purdy’a motion Last. ‘The wu . Hebe con ny des! Mvsiee TeeLCe tue communication wags then bracch ¢ adopted. . T presented s communication from | Ost obediout servant, ORIGON BLUNY Cuairman N. ¥. Co, Voiunteer Commia The Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Onptaia Judkina, will leave this port to-day for Liverpoo! The matia for Europe will close at bail-past a1 this morning. The New Yore Harate—Fdition for Eur pe—will ve (Published at haif-past eight o’clock ia the morning, and wi |! contain the latest details of the movementa in froma of P*tereburg; Additional Particulars of the Operatione aroun d Atlanta; Tho latest accounts of the movementa » the Revel Raiders in Maryland aod Pennsylvania, Av ac count oW the Attack of Admiral Furragut’s Fleet on the Defences Of Mobile; Interesting News (rom Now Orieama; and accou W4 of the movements of the Union Forces in a Party of the Country; Late News from Centra! and Sout Amoerion, Mexico, Cuba, &c., and reports of ali other inte 2 cloolr bent upam us to address you the following :—For pronawh ‘Supervisor Lerriw inquired if the Volunteer Committee | gating the late General Order of the Commander-in Cluief, | resting events of the past week. wore propared to report on the subject of eutisting in | {Z,"iicl he sald that be mag mdse heya ade mm}. Single copies, iu wrappors, ready for nailing, five comtas ’ throughout tire State, in order to relic’ rebel States :" whic have heretofore so promptly responded, yo. d ~~ seats Superviaor Buowr replied thathe was not (uformed | the taame to us as a peremptory order to lon re the Siate, aes how agents were to progeed to recruiting in rebel states, | thereby Ung ite Meaning, and as a » authority . . . . © ° « Pp The cominittee was noi yet prepared wo report. rit which you are not invested, You Pinca tha + Ber Ata Sele PO eae a > mo : Colonel of this regiment under arrest without stilicten’ * * * . . . « teorlbg bo. wathorieea (oe tut the Committoa on Volua- J gronnd to justify ihe proceeding. Thezerore, haviag low ig eG ¢ “6% Fehst theres gd 0 appoiut agents to recruit ia tho 7 the conftdence and respect for you which {a due to the . r * . . ’ . ates, mandant of the Firat division, we request you to resign | a’gea at many aide hityare being mace at tho Pix Supervisor Stewart said the question was important, | your command. Bittere Wy a score or two of distuterested frieuds. wh. He wen for Aecortaiuing what men are to be procured im atte coteider: Uiie-am act0f duty which we ewete the | cndbgnoned to imitate or gounteriels them, 18 all rebel States, + something be done promptly, vice. ‘Phe people won't be'long imposed ipo. The Planta. Gauss tre Ooedmniies ce inc ties porrges Suber | signed by the fetd asd lime officers of the Kisveuth vegt- ree Wate incroas(iag lw tse dad popiiatity onary’ de 4 at is * “3 ment, N. ¥. 8. N. Gk what's the matter,” They arr in same wir Supervisor Porpy opposed delegatiag power to a com- a le just as they were 1, ettd will contiane mittee that: could be exervised by the Borrd, He was The Lindsey Blues, ll atop making tiem. opposed to foliowing tha example of Massachusetts. Supervisor Bust moved as a subsiitute to tae motion that ugente be authorized to recruit in the rebel States, ‘The agent to receive (or every recruit brought bere $50. ‘The recruit, for one year, to receive $70; for two years, $170, and for three years, $270; whilo substitutes receive $55, $185 avd $285. The cost of transportation to the Oily Lo be deducted (rom the b unty w tho recruit. Supervisor Davis Cousidered i biassackuset(s was ahead of us that was no reasou Why W9 Bhould remaia longer behind her, Suporvisor Evy moved, as aa amendnient to Mr Binnt’s rogolution, shat i the opiaion of the Board it is inexpe: dient to recruit io rabet States, because euch action would be opposed to the dictates of Numanity, aad would not , strengthen end invigorate eaithy appactts, idote to change of water ani diet. rs Hieapquantans, ONa HUxoee? ano Sucono Racitene N. 6.8, N. segorat Onoeas—No 3 ATl members of this rogiment uow in New Yorte ara notified to report themsdlves at hoadquarters this day (Weduosday), August 10, at two o'clock 2. M., for trans» portation to Kimira, N. ¥.,where the regiment is now stationed. By order of —' Colonel JUHN NM: WLLSEY, R, MW. Lass, Acting Adjutant y overtone a of dislpation an: late ‘i ‘They atrergthon the system and en!ivem the mind, They previwt miasmatio and intermittent fevers, Tho the breath and actt E rar ¥ purity fd brant an¢ are oie nnd Cr} of merchavity and laste toy a Ny exhausted nature's great restorer cular are around each bottle. Clernymen persona whose sedentary habits india tation of the h lack of ap iver complaint, constipation permanent reliof in these bitter recommended to weak ant dvifi Arrival of Colored Troops. A detachment of colored troops, numberiag one hua- Hat abi ate fi conduc to a mpstoration of the Usion, ‘Zhe ameudaent | deed and ¢wenty-five, together with a numbor of substi- | MS .ye was loat bya tie vote. tutes and bounty jumpers, passed through the ojty yester-- |. They are sold by all resnectable mer Tanta, See that mach The original motion was then called for, and’ wae Nike id 7 SArmPes, 9m ¥ t. bottle has our private United States stump over the co. k and wise tose by a eundar vote Thos the qaestion of racruie, | 48¥ morning, golng to the front. They ware if Mnrgo oC | strani plate aide latte . ruth 4 help to-fill tho quota of the } Lieut. Thos, H. Lawtor and Lieut Wm. Frazer, of the \] Beware of refilled bottles. Soe that the stamp h tae E ad Impostor boon tarupered wath. Any person prete tadiou Bitters by the gailon is a swindler « should be framediately reported to 1s. PH" DRAKE & CO, No. 21 Park vow, New Yort. ed.—in formation iy Wail ate, eo, 6 N.Y, cided ia the Uegative. by the Board of | Pifty-sixth regimoat N. GS. N. ¥., which regiment is nat now doing duty at Elmira, where the ren came from. It is some time since such @ large Dumber passed over tho Krie road withont some of the mon haying essaped; but this detaehment camo through and wore delivered wo Provost Marsha! Sullivan without losing ® maa, visors, Alter disposing of the routing busiaesa which came be- fore the board it adjourved Lattecy Prizea ‘Cs even J. Be OLA Prices Cashed tm All Legalized Lote terion, yand Information: atven GALLAGHER & BBM Samim, City Ineelligence, Hanson Testiconrat, 10 [xsrecror Leoxaro,—A vo9ry pronsant affuir, highly complimentary to Inspector Jaraes Leonard, of tho Metropolitan force, took place at police headquarters yesterday morning, While the Tospector was imparting instruction to a class of recently appointed Brokers, 310 Cheataut street, Philadelphia, © Prins Cashed in Legolized Lote jew aa4 information given: J. CLUTE, Lroker, bis wv onice 170 Broadway, Naw York, Letter from Supervisor Rivent to Provost Marshal Fry. eapquarrens County Vourwrere Comanrras BRdanw ar, CORNER CHA uses STURT, Naw Yous, Auguat 2, 1904. } Brigadier General J. Ik Ver, Provost Marsual General: — Sin--Beliov ing that the aaiional government 13 dosirous of dealing justi-infixing the quotas under the various calls of tho i’remdent for men, aud that any respectful suggestions fropy proper authorities ou tag subject wit | NCES, In relation to their ofMoial duties, Re was inter. | aya! Havana Lottery.—75 per Gone Hr d - ‘aid for Prizes. Tate Hon furniat The receive your prompt consideration, the Voluntecr Qoin. | UPted by the entrance of Mr. William T. Blodgett, Chair- | Protein Seat tor doubiooas and all kinds of xoid ate mittoe of the county of New York, iu pursuance of the | M&F 9 the Committes of the Arms aud Trophies Depart: | sliver. = NAYLOR & CO., Bonkers, 16 Wall sirect, N. ¥. ment of the recent Metropolitan Fair, acoompanied by — —— unity they owe the body of which they are a part, afd [ presigeat Acton, of tbe Board of Police Coinmissioners, | Lottery Tickets Cashed.—Information under whose authority thoy aot, beg leave to submit to you a statemont of (wets Im refereuce to the quota de- manded of this couaty uader the call of tie President of July 13, 1864, for 509,000 men, to tha ond that the ctti- and a (ew friends, After a bricf delay Mr. Blodgett arose sad bagaan tod the Inspector a maguilcent six bar- rT, Colt’s patent, as a token of regard for the police of given. OS@PH BATHS, Broxor, Il Wall ateeet, :oom l, About {00 Physicians, Druggists ana chemists, of this city, have pertonatly elaned certifi ing Wolcott's Instant Pain Annihilator. ‘his command ir build- manner in which he and t pirgod their duties while in churge of the fF pe recoanin zens of New York, of whom we ar: roptosentatives, | 1928 Keto ies during the conta OP tht everywhere. BE SRS may undorstand iinis inattor rt. durselves, aud | fait. ‘The barrel of the pistol is silver plated and richly | sah Buy be able to lay the censnre fo: ingastice in the | chased; the chamber and hammer are plategwith gold, | AmPedrson’s “Ye. Wonde Violet,” premises whore it properly belongs, and the stock mounted with silver and poarl, In we The finest Perfume on The quote of this county, uoder the call of July 13, | (0s@wvod caso containing the pistol was a pair of buliet aR eee om 1984, for 500,090 men, {3 offictally announce? ag | moulds, wrench aad powder flask, On the stock of the | AswPetrson’s ¥e-~fleltotrone, 23,140 men. Under the oali of Ootober 7, 1343, also for | Tevolver is the following iogoription:— ‘The perfect Odor of thefower. 500,000 men, the quota was but 16,979 mea, be! . Presented toJames Leo a eatine. ty _ auetnatiienneanteing ‘ men, the quot as bre n being au in Presented towames Leonard, I tor o€ Police, by the Micheens tere Rajuvduikae’ or- tui Arms and Trophies Department of the aid of the United 8m Naw Yorks, April 23, LIBKRIY AND ORDER. The followings is a copy of tho presestation address made by Mr. Blodgett : Mr. Janes Leonann, Inspector Metropolitan Police:— Metropolitaa Fatr creased demand, «2 a oail for the same number of mon, 4 Sanitary Commasuion, 4 of 7,161. Tbis increase is nearly eqiivsient to the whole number demanded under the cail ot March 14, 1364, for 200,000 men, viz:—7,391. The whole quotas under the two calls of’ October 7, 186%, ant Maccu 1d, 1364, for 700,000 man, were but’ 23,370, while under tho present cali for 500,000 men the quote is fixed at 25,140, being a pronehable and inimitable excellence for all nervous com plaints, no matter how prod: It {8 am infallible apectia in cases of General Debility and Dyapepsim The good effects a eee Tee The lieing ao Pati vor, | Mid, of the ‘United Bates Sapliary Comeiiaton, weitave | Females are partioala mmendedto give the Bie haps, more cloariy demonstrate Line statemont-— ” valverinthe nate af the eumiticn, we rorrescnr asta | Krenewtriel, Ite mission is to reatore strength, vitally amd teen ae oon VS Aton Pd ber era atte terak wast returns yon their thanks tor the ready pe a alr id Homi Cong. 690,000 600,008 200,000 160,000 | 224 courteous assi-tance al vs rendered, by the police Seldty H. B. Helmboia, 591 Brosdway; Domas Barnes Ger during the last hours of the subscriptions to the army Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Proservative and navy swords, and are not unmindtul of the fact that om | and Wig . wholoanle and retail, No, 6 Astor Houses tat day you sacrificed 1s private feelings o! y | The-dye ited by skilful artists. ternal bereavement In the cause of duty and order. To tye name of the department we represent we are very truly atid respectfully your obedient servants, WM. 'T. HLODGBTT, Chairmen. Joun Austin Stavans, Jr., Secretary. Inspector Leonard made an eloquent speech in reply to the address of br. Blodgett, Suaniclag the coramittee he represnted, for with which they-had honored him. Naw Starz Ewianant Hosrrrat —The corner stone of the Rew State Emigrant Hospital will be laid at taree o’clock Deaéness, Impaired, sig NOISES IN THE HRBAD, AL AFFECTIONS IN YUE CATARRA THROAT, 1.801 16,99 Total ....23,140 As it is understood that all quotas are fixed on the basis ef tho cnrolment, we must of eourse so(er that this very difference iu tbe uomber of men demanded under the several calis is caused by the diferonce in the num- 28,370 ber of men enrolled, When the quota under the original call for 600,000 men was fixed the figure demanded was at first much bighor than that flually seetied upon. Bat GATARRA OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS NF, OBSTRUCTIONS OF DE SATAGHIAN TUBB. TO pour: deyartmet, Shrougl a, commission, baving inves this afternoon, by tho Commisstoners of Emigration, at cURRD. Tigated he subject, conc! ut injustice had been | Ward’s Island. The ceremoates will, of course, be of a — tds! "ta ate haprned shinebta: ut oosaroe | Chistian saints "ok cam yilfats | _ 4 rer anaeerine geet tr petg eter je. We igt that the enrol. | city oflicials w: in attendance. amor will leave oath ment apon the present quota ts basi even more | Castle Garden at ono o’clook P. M., conveying all the in- | 4: ryt sical reget et EMense imperieot than the vet enrolment, and on that point we | vited guests to the island. At bisornealting rooms, 816 Broadway, near Twelfth atcoet, to call your ateation to a lew figures. fe Inst coasun (that of 1860) places the. entire popula. | Serva. Maxirastanons wr tex Taonre Brotaens.—A thon of this city. and cowuty at £06,555. We do not be- | Private exhibition by the Thorpe Brothers, in the “in yesson that sce thee the urphon popciation fwhich ts | omprotequle and mysteriocs”” le wae given let reason ich is tlways very large in cities) has been almost entirely | CV°%Ds ®t Hope Capel before an audience consisting of dratmed, to tho number of over 75,000 for the army and | S select few. The performance was @ la Davenport Bro. Davy aioue, and no better proof of the fact of this drain | thers, and was of course attended with the same pecu- ‘be adduced liar mangestations. The brothers had their haods in thaa the notorious scarcity of labor in iness. We assuine, then, that the | stocks instead of in rope, and mede the spirits exercise at Ne.3 Division 's Office is ont ee ee fi ala, pertaining wrinary Otgaps. rhe Cc per Mi sor otlow, ee rraiie: ‘Hours ia, vous A. i watll 9 ovdoek can every branch of bi ‘nt population is about what it was tn 1860, viz:— | themselves in music and gympastics in the most amus- Dr. Rewe Devotes Spee Attention te . ing fashion. ‘The browbers’ iotend giving pubic exbitt. | dtsaases of the Bye, Rar, Threat and Catarrin Renidence total vote of this city in 1862 for members of Con- | tions, and will, no doubt, meet witn the same degree of | 15 West Street, elght doors west arenes, gress was ei fie pe myer te high, oe success as their ors. Houre 0 to the vote was 9, jarger thau the volte o last year for Secretary of State. Allowing 24,000 for legal voters who did Tos Seeamsmur Linerty.—Phe popular and enterprising For the Hi and Skin—Barry’s Tri- not exercise ihe right of the elective franchise (which I8 } gompany to which this vessel bolouge, and which piye | {mt She aylene oes 2) 2B jovem ber, a ms Sev 100,000 legal voters in the city. Lega! votars em: | from this port to Havana, have made arrangements to] jneonom Brandy for Preserves.—White oy ae ie ce ek CJ os it an Reo m4 meet the Increasing domand for accommodation tor first | gognac i: weed in Fran for preserves, tm a 55” a! . Sold wholesale retall, al 20 aud“45. ‘cortainly the number of voters over the | ‘28 Passengers. The forward part of the ship is to be | here, for the same use fC. PRATORLUG turned into @ new stateroom, thoroughly ventilated, age of 45 must be very much greater than the number fitted up in the costliest style and exctusively appropri- Mabie to draft, between the ages of 20 and 21, while be- sides those over age, there must be a very large number 4 within the prescribed age for draft not lable by reason ated to the use of ladies. In connection with the magni. of pbysioal disability, @ fact which is suficieatss proved } cent ealoon it will forma spacious and superb suit of | . — . — by the rosuks of atl the draits ‘where up to this | rooms; and ifan opinion can be entertained from the ex- Gourgud’s Poudre Subtite Uproots ume. Kt is @ logical and natural sequence, we think, that true enrolment would uot show as many Mable to draft as there are legal voters, and allowing that we have today 100,000 legal voters, certainly throe fourtbs of that number, or 75,000 would be a very large ir com, pact of tno Dody, Warranted. penses to be incurred it wil then poswess sccommodation | LP™ UR "aruatway, 6 NPA ” saperior te any other vessel clearing for the same port. Tt will also be an additional attraction to the popularity io which thie steamer has beea held, not as much from am Lock Stitch Sewt UR & WILBOR, 625 Booadw estimate of the number liable to drait, asgumiog that | her superior sailing qualities as from the profespional ox. those over 45 entitled to vote only baiaice those under | perience of the commander, Captain Wilsons (hi fe 21 liable te draft. and courtesy of Mr, Nichols, tne parser, with thatof the Barclay Bat the number enrolled, it seems, is 138,612, being } other officers, and which bave been often deservediy ap- adout 65,000 more than a fair estimate and calcalatioa, | preciated. With additional incr ‘bused upon the facts and figures presented, and which we think are iadisputable, would seem to render # possible ‘apartments ber full com ten amonint to twe bi 5 th any privoisie f baturel teeronse, het our popuiaticn’ | Stenmeatp iedependeses, Uebngiag tobe seme sorspanyy | Seelests abign mated freee” Adress on any priveiple of natural we, that our popula'ioo, | steamsbip I ence, to the same com; ons table . of at Jest that portion of it liable to dealt, can have | favorably known ea the proprietors of the Pioneer’ lite, ‘Br. B. POOPE, Ne 1,190 Broadway, M. % « will be shortly ready for he trial trip. A Governor Wrrnovr 4 Brat —One of the most curt ous decuments that we Lave seen ately is “A Prociama- Important In ywn one-fourth larger since October 7, that of the bark of ear af abou ten months. uid be ation.-A Tea Made ‘comp aunts of the Da aunts ie inside bark of & 1 diarrhaa, and dy for aia eee that ever was the call of October 7, 1863, for the same number of men; | tion by Jebam 6 Harris, Governor of Tenn tree ta prove Tt will effast cure ta afl ordinary casem and the pr jon would seem still more unreasonable | printed fo the Atianta (Ga.) Appeal, ber pe ‘an clee~ f if taken in the ‘ret re ak mont op a roy [4 36:3, we have | tion in tho Eleventh Congrossional Viseritt of Tennessee, | tery and bloody Ais. 1, Nate Seems Npas Masel nee depleted our population of men Hable to draft to the cx. | to fill a vacancy cawsed by the death of Hon. David M. Saeecuhe touveliing om hae eel nnecker dass. Wu Carrin, Polis aro to be opened, not only tath wt of over thirty thousand, being the oumber enlisted ts xf hd nav} but wherever there are Tennertee soldiers. Inasmuch as Toncceeded m reaching a wayside ino, where fm this county for the army ad navy (rom August, 1353, Pee ot gg drank a platof sweet gam Dark ten, to July, 1964. Harris bas been a0 exfe (rom nesses for a long tins, journey, I was attacked: And as tbe soins of population sepectally, plac: and would not dare to set his foot on ite goil except cla G red ing the figure at Sus 090, can it Teasonadly sapposed | destinely, this prociamatien may be styled ‘the beigat that ove fa every, five and three qi the whole | of the idicalona,” juarters jing men, women and children, the well ulation, fc tod the didubled, Is liable to be earoled, and one in every Arrivals and Departures. ; “pei write Fol thirty-four and Rg ee be bony tw when we AWKIVALS, ‘“ ‘eon! vase tee, are: LX, safe, ond wit a ge at of the w lation two thirds at least | Havre—Steamship Washington—Me Covell, Mr @: reach (& pop ug ono third adulls eon, | Revlon, Mr torter Mt Cosding MF Nellie: Mr Besracm | Swort Gum remedy iA it never injures tbe patlent—it cree course and family, Mile Myers, ’Mr Boni and heala, Make it known to every soldier in all iF Sivey, Mr King and and son, Mr. ie and waiter. hom| cbildren, and of tite @ women, leaving out of & ftoaténg population ime Laurence, ott Me npent, "Mr De Goteauris tod Gntract made from the bark Siksenaturave semceeagger”’ Ce | pesca aor Ake geal wits | Qlgoat Bom vee Tan rscy tei yea ‘The following table shows, te Agvres oa which the Snow, wile | Borer Tar cntes eee eerrenen enn lenren foregoing suggestions are - lg POY Dowels ima hea thy sate, It ia so'd un Vole for Exqess of —Popnita- | vii eo Anguate Burand, Mine Pal Members of = Bo. Ered ton ty | Boeaad T Seich) Jie Matide Chant. Congrean’t Bnrotm't Cong. Nov, ever Legal = Cenue } a) a yy ‘Sha’ a ak tater f pies » oe by ners OF 1800, | IW Olas W WIN Kor, Faerga's Seth Goorm: Wray, (| | Jewelry and Watches, of Atl Dexer!p~ 138,067 | Ad Onabriel, M Ruma | Kagoer: Rud Regk. Henry’ (1 sions, toe aale by GEO. C. ALLEN, 415 Ncadway. 900 oe rer oy MB iatri, Mole ® Hore, T Ailend, Mr mapsvia | heton ry saree formerly IL Wall street). More closea G a r on ‘Betu ig at 3 oO olook. 182,528 DRPARTURES. 173,908.) | Mavav—dteamsbio, Roswok ries T Moran, ‘chee x In.—When Passing Look in at * 117,937 | Rowe, Jo! ff, if, Dante! Bynkin, pose is | 389 way. and tiew the jon of heads from alt == | Martine, Ale John Burne’ John Valley | parw ot the world; Busta, Nkulls, Paipitngs, fc. of all nee Total. ...138,612 005,060 | Mary J Haley, Ge 7 ty es and races of ton. Pharnolocigal cxaenlnalows oy Porbaps the — o — oan be or ee ee a, Fpjoaiero Sa tear © aiker street demonstrated by ® compar@on with the population ~ J ~ . some of the districts above, Thus, in 1560, the popuia. | MeNever, Bowls Remoine, J C Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrap tion of the Fourth district was 1,444 more than thas of ulate the Sevonth district, while the eorolment i# 1,010 low for the Fourth district (which has the largest population) than for the Soventh. ‘The population of the Kighth dig- triet was 40,031 more than the Fourth, but the onrob ment is only 1,657 more, And in the Nioth district, with Coan win bepAla for 00D vecsan ot good YF } 4 Pojer “Btee eto~8 Ws, a Sag Apriy 14h this office, The Living Breath of th yma in the garjand of ante ehildeon Teothing, cares Dysenwy and Drarrhoa, Mg: tomach and Bowels and cures Wind Conc, Mosquito Nets, CANOPIES, best im use, 8 population of 790 than tho Sixih, the saroiment Pre, dba bigesomns Set ante te ted | gt KELAY'S, 359 Broadway. is actually 2,748 lees than the Sixth. be Oy A ot oy aN ——— nm om ‘Tho oity of Now York, since the outl hendker and ish o More Gray Halr or Baldness. Fort liso, esiden the Norvices of ite muitia, who have been Sry Riven ed Mts queen on thn rl Kited From thecen- |, No Me vaune sandy. Consciion (0, 0) Dr aes poree ti Moned to the support aot, ALON & yew York, SRAM. Amor D as turnin over 75,000 three yoars meu army Bold by al Graggiaa m and mavy, ting 226,000 years of service, and she ny rons ew Sty’ is ready to a5 many more as may be juatly re A Sure © —Rene’s African ever | Two, sree, four, ive seven, aig re quired of her, But a demand so far beyend ing we | end Ague Core. Ilnever ta Depot 3 ai. Wee cape eS Ss a ies opt te hens Gag extient thant | as ee NE | Bice aed atari onde, the ‘ot anything Hike the ro. | | A Rad Breach. Many weteHes| oy mired pumber of mea, i the time allowed, Peo pg fer eeu. 8 A a force of w draft, igh oresked out all eflort OF 40 | a.s dooudrioe mig ea of 43 mae to i the quota om ‘Pre Th conse,“ Poc'ale by a e ort Wigs, Tow Hale 070, Hatr orang : oe. te ¥. wendleldagt st maging the Bair,